I'm trying to remove my flywheel with no air tools, I don't have to money to buy a compressor and air gun and new sockets. I was wondering if there is a way to remove the stock flywheel with just sockets and leverage. Also I'm tying to get the flywheel no to spin by placing a brick in between the teeth and the ground, but the flywheel just turns. Any thing I could to keep the flywheel from moving. TIA

 

get someone to hold the main crank bolt with a 17mm piece + a ratchet or breaker bar from the opposite side- then taking those 12mm flywheel star bolts out shouldnt be a problem at all.

 

the only way i got mine off (motor removed from the car) was with an electric impact and i just laid into it... it wasnt the easiest thing i've ever done... i'm not sure how i'd get it off without it... but i also tried without an impact of any kind and it basically just didnt work.

 

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Thanks I'll try this out. I hope it works.

 

Search is your friend. This is the best way I've found.

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=941222

 

Thanks man.

Do you know the tq. specs when I go to put my new flywheel on??

Found it.

 

78ft/lbs